001Welcome to the spring 2025 school board recognitions [Applause] night. My name is Rick Herren, chief communications officer for Argal ISD and thank you to everyone for attending tonight. We are very excited to honor so many talented Eagles students, teachers, coaches, and staff. I would like now like to introduce our school board president, Mr. Sam Slayton, to officially open tonight's special [Applause] meeting. Yeah. All right. Good evening. So, this is officially going to be a schoolboard meeting, so we've got to go through some procedural things here. So, I'm gonna go ahead and get this festivity started for us. So, uh it is 6:01 p.m. It is May 14th, 2025. This is a special meeting of the Argal SD board of trustees. This time, we need to determine if a quorum is present. I simon present. We
002do have a quorum established. So, at this time, we're going to do the pledge of allegiance. Everyone, please stand. I'm just looking at the screen for you. Mr. Hawksworth, if you need to read the words, you're more than welcome to step out. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stand one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for ally andice for all Texas flag I pledge allegiance to thee Texas one state under God one and indivisible All right. Thank [Applause] you. All right. This time, uh, we're going to have our opening prayer. Dear Father God, we just want to thank you, um, for being able to come here tonight and celebrate so many wonderful accomplishments in this district. Lord, we're we're grateful that
003the students here have the opportunities to thrive in so many things. And Lord, we're grateful for our teachers, our coaches, and our administrators that that help facilitate that. And Lord, we're also thankful for the parent participation in this district. Lord, um we thank you for the ability to serve. Lord, we thank you again for just being able to be here tonight and have so many things to celebrate. And Lord, uh may it be on our hearts that we ultimately are celebrating you. And it's in your son's holy name we pray. Amen. All right. Thank you. I'm going to turn it back over to Mr. Rick Herren, our chief communications officer. So, thank you. All right. Thank you, Mr. Sllayton. Great job on the pledges. All right. As a reminder for everyone, we are live streaming
004this event. So, thank you to our technology department upstairs. They're helping live streaming and it's Mr. Royer and Mr. Ins. And thank you for their assistance tonight. The live stream is available on the Argalasti YouTube channel and will be archived following tonight's event. Also, for a copy of tonight's agenda and the groups we are recognizing and the order of tonight, please take a moment, if you haven't already, and scan the QR code that's on the screen, and it will also be available on each slide throughout the presentation. Okay, for everyone participating, here's how tonight will work. A representative from each group, school or team will say a few brief comments about the recognized individual and then each individual group or team will take a photo with the board of trustees and Dr. Carpenter here on
005stage. Now, these photos will all be available on social media and family members are welcome to take photos after the event and while they are on the stage at any time. Again, thank you so much for being part of this exciting night. And now I am pleased to introduce the Argalasti superintendent of schools, Dr. Courtney Carpenter. Thank you, Mr. Haron. I just want to reiterate, wow, elementary, you have this the pledge skills are down over there. Excellent job, y'all. Y'all, we were we were having to catch up with you. So, great job tonight. Exactly. Welcome, everyone. We are so glad you're here. Um this is one of our favorite nights of the year is to celebrate. Um what makes this one super special is we do have our elementary UIL students here tonight and we're
006excited to include them in our spring recognitions. Um we are collectively celebrating the uh soaring excellence of more than f 150 students, teachers, and coaches tonight. Um just a showcase of greatness and highlights the wide range of so many successful individuals in our district. We are a district of tradition uh built on tradition and values and you'll see tonight the evidence of being built on core strong core academics and uh some very successful extracurricular programs. We're going to shine a bright light on how high our eagles are soaring. We're going to get started by introducing a few of our guests tonight. I would like to introduce our board of trustees. If you could please stand when I recognize you. President Sam Sllayton, Vice President Craig Hawksworth, Secretary Matt Sllayton, Trustee Leanne Arthur, Trustee Rich McDow,
007Trustee Josh Trustee Josh Westerm, it's a mouthful, and trustee Dr. Leona McDade. [Applause] I would also like to announce our district leadership team. If you could please stand and be recognized. Deputy Superintendent Dr. Chris Daniel, assistant superintendent, I believe hosting with the mosting over there, Dr. Dr. Don Jordan, our chief financial officer, Liz Stewart, and someone you've already met this evening, our chief communications officer, Rick [Applause] Harren. And I would also like to introduce our amazing campus leadership and principal teams. Um, and so, Elementary, when I roll call your principal's name, let's just see how loud you can cheer. Okay, let's let's see what you've got in you this evening. All right. Representing Hilltop Elementary, principal Robin Campbell and Kimberly McC. Hilltop Argyle South Elementary Principal Kristen [Applause] Haynes Jane Rusman Elementary Principal Lauren [Applause]
008Tolles Argot West Elementary Principal Renee Thunderberg [Applause] sixth grade center principal Holly Williams. Argal Middle School mixtape principal Donna Lumston. If you haven't seen her mixtapes, y'all need to see that. It's pretty funny. Those kids know that. And Argal High School principal Shannon Nolles. All right, let's get started recognizing our exceptional students, teachers, and coaches. Mr. Herren, back to you. All right, let's get it started. We'll begin tonight's recognitions with our outstanding Special Olympics student athletes. Please welcome Katie Holly, Argali Special Olympics Coordinator. [Applause] Hello. Um, thank you all so much for being here tonight. I'm just going to say a little bit about Special Olympics and then announce our amazing athletes. Special Olympics is a global movement of people creating a new world that consists of inclusion and community regardless of ability or disability.
009This is Argyle's fourth year of participating in Special Olympics. The athletes competed in bowling in the fall and track and field in the spring. Every athlete is amazing and I'm so excited to introduce them to you guys. Our first athlete is Sloan Carter. She is from Argal West Elementary. Our next amazing athlete is Rose Shaone. She is also from Argal West Elementary. Next we have Safhira Elridge from Argyle [Applause] South. Next up is rockstar Deacon Miller representing Hilltop that is not on here. Oh, there he is. All right. Next we have Izzy Sanford from Argal Middle School. Then we have Lassia Voodoo from Argal Middle School. Andy Aean from Argal High School. Belle Brigman, Argyle High School. Wyatt Childs, Argyle High School. Abel Hilton, Argyle High School. The beautiful Aninssley Hilton, Argyle High School, Samantha
010Muffy, Argal High School. Miranda Ramos Leon, Argal High School. Elijah Zapata, Argal High School. He gets the award for most enthusiastic. And then Samique M. Ire from Argal South. I just want to quickly say that as these students coach and coordinator, I would argue that the real gift of Special Olympics is being able to witness the victories, the celebration, and the joy that this brings to these kiddos. To all the parents, board members, administrators, and staff that have come to practices and supported Special Olympics this year, I cannot say thank you enough. Congratulations to these athletes for another successful [Applause] year. All right. Now, we'll have a photo. If everyone can look straight ahead at Mr. Sailor. Yes. Raise your hand, Mr. Sailor. 3 2 1 3 2 1 Huge round of applause for these
011amazing student athletes from Special Olympics. Be sure to follow their social media on Facebook. They do some tremendous work with photos from all their uh meets they have across the metroplex. So, they do a fantastic job. All right, our next group is the Argyle Lady Eagles golf team. And here to introduce them is Coach Nathan Moses. [Applause] Thank y'all very much. Uh listen, I would like to uh announce two uh very lovely ladies, two ladies that qualified. They represented uh district 65A at the regional golf tournament. First, we have Miss Colobby Moses. [Applause] We also have senior Miss Anna Edwards. I would also like to recognize Anna as a academic allstate member in THSCA. Um we give or seniors awarded academic all state if they have above a 94 um grade point average which Anna
012did. So, your Lady Eagle [Applause] Golfers. All right, everybody right here in the center, Mr. Sailor, wave your hand. Thank you again. Congratulations, Lady Eagle Golf. And now we'll honor our Argal Eagles golf team. And please welcome Coach Cody Vaner to introduce the golfers. Uh good evening and thank you for having us. Um tonight I'm going to go ahead and introduce a gentleman and I'll talk to them for about a minute. I won't take too much of your time, but I junior Wyatt Fischer, Junior Carter Dominguez, Junior Will Donovan, freshman Blake Ladner, and freshman Jet West Morland. And you'll notice real quickly I didn't announce any seniors and that's the first time and I can I can't remember when since I didn't take a senior to a regional tournament. U so these guys got a
013lot ahead of them. Uh they're going to do everything they can to continue their tradition rich program or golf program at Argon High School. Uh they just won their 11th district title out of the last 12 years. Uh include all five of these gentlemen finished in the top five of that tournament. Uh Blake won first place in the tournament. All all five of them were first team all district players and Carter was honorable mention all region player and we finished fourth at the regional tournament. And uh these guys will be the first to tell you that we're going to go and see if we can medal next year. So thank you very much golfers 2425. Perfect. Congratulations, Eagles Golf. Next, we will recognize the Argal Lady Eagles basketball team and welcome Coach Chance West Morland
014to introduce the team. [Applause] All right, I would like to introduce this outstanding group of ladies uh that had an outstanding year. We're going to start with senior Brooklyn Northheim. Brooklyn was a uh T TGCA all-state player and academic all-state for three different uh organizations. She did had outstanding year. Um, we have sophomore Landry Murphy, sophomore Kinsley Vest, junior Blair Mosley, sophomore Emma King, junior Trinity Diggs, sophomore Mallerie Cochendall, sophomore Ally King, sophomore Lexi Earhart, freshman Addison Sims, junior Kinsey Napier, sophomore Beverly Irwin, sophomore Epha Jernigan, freshman Landry Reynolds and sophomore Wrigley Green. Wrigley Green was also um TABC All Region and TGC All State. And so this group of young ladies, we ended the year 32-6. We were district co- champions. Uh we were re regional finalists losing a very close game to Leach
015Monterey. A lot of y'all were there and uh they were the eventual state champions. And uh one thing I'll remember about this group of girls is they competed every way and they played with integrity and a lot of class. And so and you you noticed when we introduced them there were a lot of underassman here. And so we're going to miss our seniors and but we're excited about the future. Thank y'all. Finally, I didn't introduce my coaches, my coaching staff. I have varsity assistant Casey Wallace, JV coach Quinton Taber, and uh ninth grade coach Justin Ham. Sorry guys. There we go. Okay, here we go. Straight ahead. 3 2 1 3 2 1 Perfect. Congratulations, Lady Eagle Basketball. [Applause] Our next recognition is the Argal Eagle swimmers. And here to present them is coach Daniel
016[Applause] Lundy. Good evening. This year with the swim team actually had 10 members. They were able to compete in five different meets this year. Okay. Uh, and they are we're going to introduce all of them. Okay. Our freshman on the team were Story Rogers, Hayden Rogers. Sophomores on the team were Mihul Rotogi, Kaden Suard, and Haley Travis. And our junior represented tonight, okay, is Zoe [Applause] Buukio. Both the boys and the girls were able to field two relays and each swimmer was able to compete in two individual events at the district meet. All swimmers advanced to the regional competition while at the district meet and the girls with just four swimmers were able actually to capture third place in district. Several of the swimmers advanced to finals at the regional meet and Zoe Bukio was
017able to advance to the state meet by finishing okay as the regional runner up in the 200 IM and the regional champion in the 100 breathstroke. And just like a lot of other sports, we don't have any seniors. We'll have all these kids back next year. [Applause] Yes. If you can step forward toward the letters. Everyone right here, Mr. Sailor. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations, Argal High School. Outstanding swimmers. All right. Now, we would like to recognize Argal High School's outstanding powerlifting team. And here to present them is Argal ISD athletic director and substitute powerlifting coach, Todd [Applause] Rogers. Okay. Try to get off this right. Ladies, could we get to the front over there? Who's here? Okay, I got Amber Lewis. No. Okay, wrong list. There we go. I got two.
018I'm two people today. Kayla Rose. Okay. Kayla finished second place in the regional powerlifting meet. She had three lifts. Started off with squat and then bench and then deadlift and uh 630 lbs, believe it or not. All right. So, that's that was a huge accomplishment. seems unconceivable, but I saw her do at the state meet down in Edinburgh. If you haven't been to Edinburgh, you ought to go to Edinburgh one of these days, okay? It's way down south, but uh she did a fabulous job. So, let's give Kayla Rose a round of applause. Okay. Okay. Lauren Mansfield, is she here? There she is. Lawrence Mansfield, uh second place with a total of 1,030 lbs. I know Lauren. She's a cheerleader and she's also an athletic trainer. Okay, I've got to tell her story a couple
019times, but she finished at the state meet. She was state qualifier, but she was also uh finished second place in her weight class and she was the best deadlifiers. Sloan Pate, are we over there? Fantastic. I think. Let's give her a round of applause. Samantha Mansfield. Katherine Hopkins, third place finish. Filipa. Yeah. Filipe Christensen with a fourth place finish. That's the girls powerlifters. Time for a picture. Yes. If the re the power lifters can move to their right a little bit. Yeah. Three, two, one. One more time. Three. Are you ready? Oh, we're done. All right. Congratulations. [Applause] Got it. You know, I pulled out the tennis list first. Congratulations. Okay. Congratulations. Have my backup tennis list. No, but I'm not wearing a sport coat, so it looks good. Okay. Boys powerlifters. Uh Noah Miller.
020Noah uh finished third place with 850 pounds and Noah was also a state qualifier. Cooper D. Ranger Cooper finished third place with a total of 1,60 pounds. Spencer Spencer [Applause] Hodddle. Okay, as they get a little bit bigger, the weights jump pretty good. So, Spencer had 1,400 total pounds over three lifts and he was a state qualifier. [Applause] Okay, Aaron, hold tight. I'm going to grand finale, right? Okay. Cal Owen, he's a 200. Is he here? Not here. Didn't make it. Okay. Cole Jackman. Cole Jackman had a,000 pound uh 1,040 pounds. And Hunter Bartum, is he here? Took the zero on that. Okay. Now we have Aaron Gomez. [Applause] Y'all just hang on. It's about to get serious. Aaron Gomez is our state champion for the 220 lb class. Aaron Gomez set two regional records
021in the bench press of 700 lb and total lifts for 240 pounds. He was named the best lifter at the meet, region six, division one. But then he went to the state meet. I want to try to hold the because the applause is fixing to get real. Okay. He went to the state meet and he set the state bench press record, all classifications ever, the heaviest lift ever in the state of Texas for 730 pounds. [Applause] And those things start off with the squat. So, you know, you get up in the morning, you eat breakfast, and you go to the arena, and you just squat 805 lbs, which was also a heaviest record ever. [Music] So, in addition to that, Aaron does very well in the classroom. He is academic all state and he applied
022for uh the scholarship which our the organization gives that every year and he easily qualified for that because he emphasizes the student and the athlete. So this is our boys powerliffters. I'm taking pictures if you guys can shift to the your right. You've got fans, Aaron. You've got fans. All right. Congratulations, Argal High School powerlifting team. Beautiful. All right, please welcome the Argal High School wrestlers. And here to present them is coach Bobby Morse. [Applause] Thank you. Good evening. Um, wrestling is a individual sport, but it's one that you cannot do alone. uh all the people that whether we're honoring them tonight or not that are on the teams that have pushed each other and made great practice partners and great great supporters and great friends. We we want to honor them too as we
023move forward. Uh this year we had a lot of good success with both boys and girls. We were district runner up as team on both of those teams. Um, on the boys team we had nine regional qualifiers and three state qualifiers and one state placer. On the girls team we took 11 out of 12 uh that qualified for region two state qualifiers and one that placed third in the state. Um on top of that we ended up with five that qualified for the wrestling academic all-state team throughout this. Uh, we'll introduce the ones that are here. Colin Gates, Hunter Mazison, and Kale Barber, also a state [Applause] qualifier. On the girl side, we've got Grace Valdez, Faith Gatlin, Addison Alford, Sloan Pate, Kaylee Owen, Kinsley Vallard, Lily Doyle, Tanessa Nana, if I can have just
024a second to talk about Lily. Um, Lily made Argal history uh by being state placer. Um, first Argal girl state placer. Lily's been more than just that. She is the one that about six years ago really started pushing for us to have a girls program in the first place. um and has been with Taness beside her um in our program all these four years and had a great finish. Uh we're honoring her in the wrestling program with a uh wrestling pioneer award that will hang on our wall. Um she'll get that from coach Moyer as we leave. But we're really proud of all these kids. All right, everyone. Right here at the center. 3 2 1 3 2 Awesome. Congratulations, Argal High School Wrestling. All right, our next recognition is the Argal High School boys
025track standouts. And here to present them is Coach Justin Ham. [Applause] All right, thank you all very much for being here. Um, we are honored to get to recognize the two boy athletes that are here for the track program. First one is Zack Holt, who's a sophomore, Paul Valter. And then we have senior Gator Young. Zach's gonna take over the reigns next year for Gator. Gator was our 5A Pvault state champion and he's TTFCA academic all [Applause] state. All right, everyone. Here we go. Right here. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. All right. Congratulations to Argyle High School boys track [Applause] standouts. And we will keep track moving right along. We'll get the Argal girls track recognitions. And here to present them again is Coach Ham. All right. All right. So, our girls program had
026an outstanding year. Um we were able to qualify a lot more girls this year and we are very very proud of them and everything they're able to accomplish through their hard work. Uh so first up over there is Dylan Hyrick Pvault. Then we have Payton Barry 5A Pvault state champion this year also TTFCA academic all state. Then we have Kaia Tritart, Kate Brooks, Diana Summers, Sage Soul, Chelsea Noiu, Madison Chapman, Blair Mosley and Emma King. Again, these girls accomplishments this year were great and we are truly appreciative. Payton, we're going to miss you. [Applause] All right, everybody ready? Three, two, one. One more time. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations. [Applause] And now, please welcome the Argyle Lady Eagles soccer team. And here to talk about their historic season and introduce the players is coach Ricky
027Ledo. [Applause] Good evening. My name is Ricky Lucido. Um, thank you all for being here. Thank you to the board for recognizing the girls soccer program. Um we had a really great season this season. Uh actually the best we've ever had in program history. Um so I'd like to recognize girls as I call your name. You can come out and um and then I'll say a few things at the end. Jill Cassbury, Gracie Lee, Remy Powell, Sarah Begai, Hannah Lee, Emma Bassinger, also birthday girl. Emmy Nishida, [Applause] Mia Nishida, Sarah Mononttoya, Hadley Overton, and Maddie Chapman. Unfortunately, we had several girls who were unable to be here tonight um due to club commitments. They're going through club soccer triyouts right now. Um, but I'm very thankful for the ones that are here with us. Um,
028a couple of things I would like to highlight. So, this season, uh, we went 11 and one in district. Um, we were district champs in a very, very competitive district. Um, we reached the regional final and lost in PKs ultimately to, uh, district opponent Grapevine. Um, a couple of superlatives. I'd like to recognize Hannah Lee. She's our district MVP. Our district co-defensive MVP is Gracie Lee. Our defensive newcomer, Lacy Edens. Our co-utility player of the year, Cassidy Horton. And then all five of our seniors um received the TGCA academic all state. Faith Hall, Mia Nashida, Maddie Zindelle, KK Comolmes, who is also top 10 in her class, and Gracie Lee. And then finally, I would like to recognize our Tasco first team all state, Gracie Lee. And lastly, uh, our Tasco second team all state,
029Hannah Lee and Cassidy Horton. Thank you ladies and congratulations and thank you all for being [Applause] here. All right, here we go. Mr. Sailor, ready to go. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations, Coach Leceto and the Lady Eagle soccer team. Yeah, it is. Well, now we'd like to celebrate another outstanding soccer season. This one on the boys side with the Eagles. And introducing the team is Coach Chance Rose. [Applause] Good evening. I'm uh Chance Rose, the boys soccer coach. Uh I want to start off with thanking the board for having us here tonight and recognizing the effort and achievements of uh the boys soccer program for the season. And also thank you to Dr. Carpenter, Principal Nles, and Coach Rogers for your leadership to give us this platform to for our students to
030show their abilities throughout the year. Uh I'm going to introduce the players first, then talk a little bit about it. Uh first up we got uh Kaden Ayala. Kaden is one of our senior captains. He was first team all district. He he also was T uh THSCA uh second team all academic all state. Uh next up we have Austin Roberts. Another one of our senior captains. He was uh selected as a first team all state uh the district co-VP and he was also thsa second team academic all state. And next up we have goalkeeper Roberto Velasquez. Roberto was second team all state or second team all district and was uh second team academic all state through THSCA. Uh we had a great season. Uh really rebounded from last year. We were district champions with two
031games to spare. We then went on to be by district champions, area champions, and regional semi-finalists. In total, we had 18 players receive all district honors. We had 18 players uh achieve academic all district. Uh two players were selected to the all-state team and five seniors were selected to academic all state. Uh so congratulate to the guys on a great season. All right, here we go. Mr. Look at Mr. Sailor and just smile big. 3 2 1 and 3 2 1. Big congratulations to the Eagles soccer team. We would also like to take a moment to recognize the Argal tennis team's regional qualifiers and mixed doubles team of Kaden Everett and Julia Lightner who could not attend tonight because they are headed to the state tournament in San Antonio. Big round of applause and best
032wishes for Kaden and Julia. All right, it's time to recognize our young, talented academic standouts. This is where it all starts in UIL academics in Argal ISD. Here to introduce our elementary UIL academic winners is UIL coordinators Hillary Leairard, April Torres, Shelley Moses, and Heather Whitney. Thank you so much for being here tonight to honor these amazing elementary student allstars. We want to thank our board of trustees, our district administration, our campus administrators for supporting this amazing program that we love so much. We had over around 600 students, elementary students districtwide that tried out for UIL events this year and we had over 400 that participated at our UIL meet. It was amazing. These students worked so hard. Tonight we have each campus represented and we have the first through third place district winners who
033are representing all of those students tonight. So we're excited to honor them. So, we're going to start with Archyle South and we have, let's see here, we have Evie Karic who got second place in fourth grade oral reading. We have Charlotte Staley who was first place in third grade ready writing. We have Laurel Lee, fifth grade oral reading. We have Taylor Cahoun. That was first place fifth grade oral reading. We have Shadrew Kakuntla who was third place fourth grade chess. Myra Marta Rosen that was second place fifth grade ready writing. Melli Davila Zertuk who was first place in second grade music memory. And let's see. Oh, we have Hosani Ganesh Morphy. That was first place in fifth grade spelling. Keon Katre that was second place in third grade chess. Natasha Dwetti who got first place
034in fifth grade maps, graphs, and charts. Luke Leairard that was third place in fifth grade social studies. Parker Strange got first place in fifth grade dictionary skills. Chandra Ja Bubathy was first place in third grade chess. Hannah Paul got second place in third grade spelling. Ryan Punzelin was first place in third grade music memory. and Kiara Chavicula was first place in fifth grade number sense. And Mukanda Gelari was first place in third grade spelling. And we also have a few of our awesome coaches who are representing all of our wonderful coaches tonight. We have Chrissy Kimpton, our dictionary skills coach, who by the way, she was a UIL elementary dictionary winner herself back in the day. We have Havvisa Khan, who was our social studies coach, and Son of Bernie, who was our spelling coach.
035We couldn't do it without these amazing coaches that take up so much extra time to help guide our kids. So, let's give a big round of applause to this group of amazing students. Way to go, [Applause] guys. All right, everyone look forward to Mr. Sailor right there in the center. He's waving his hand. Smile big. Keep smiling. Three, two, one, and three, two, one. [Applause] Perfect. I also wanted to add we had two of our board members that volunteered at our meet and they graded for us. They conducted the event. So, thank you Dr. McDade and Miss Artho for being there for us. [Applause] Hi, good evening. Um, I'm April Torres and I am the JRE UIL coordinator and I just wanted to say that we are so excited to have our first year in
036UIL participation. we had a lot of people um interested and try out and participate and so it was just wonderful and we just appreciate everyone's support the board the administration the district administration uh Mrs. Tullus and Mrs. Rudolph and we just couldn't do it without our amazing coaches and students um so I would first like to introduce Isan Gdum chess second grade second place [Applause] Raarum Kuram fifth place music excuse me fifth grade music memory third place Ashaz Shahik fifth grade music memory second place Primrada Satu Ratwat third grade storytelling third place Nandan Dudela fourth place or excuse me fourth grade music memory I apologize First place, Ana Goyola. Fifth grade spelling. Second place, Ashish Chanduri. Fifth grade listening. Third place, Kevin John. Third grade music memory. Third place. Gaga Pulipati. Fifth grade art. Third
037place, Bavia Bomaretti. Fourth grade spelling. Second place, Shrenica Chattery. Second grade storytelling. First place, Mokshi Sish. Fourth grade spelling, excuse me, fifth grade, sorry, fifth grade ready writing first place. [Applause] Kadar, fifth grade, social studies, first place. Jovanna Alex, fourth grade, art, third place. Aru Shenandi, second grade, chess, third place. Siri, fourth grade, readywriting, first place. Kenvika Aula, fifth grade, social studies, first place. Vihan Agall, third place, music memory, third grade. Achim G agreeall music memory first place. Thank you so much. We really appreciate all your support and it's our first year. Did I miss anyone? Oh, and then my coach, sorry, Mrs. Nightingale was our wonderful chess coach and Miss Bridgeford is out in this and was our storytelling coach. Thank you so much. All right, Eagles, look forward to Mr. Sailor standing up
038the camera. Keep smiling. Perfect. Great shot. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Congratulations. [Applause] Okay, now for Argal West, we have Jeremy O who was second in Arts Smart fourth grade. [Applause] Nihashani Sudan was first place arts smart fourth grade Savan Anthem was third place. Thai arts smart fourth grade. Emma Brozie was first place arts smart fifth grade. Isani Isana Negi second place arts smart fifth grade. Ryan Quas, second place, creative writing, second grade. Jude Papet, first place listening, fifth grade. Jia Gangala was second place listening fifth grade. Kase Deoer was third place, maths, graphs, and charts fifth grade. Anoy Canel was third place, number since fourth [Applause] grade. And then we have um Bavy Nakaram was third place oral reading fourth grade. Cecilia Hobert was third place ready writing third grade. Austin Morowski was
039second place social studies fifth grade. Adeline Miranda was third place storytelling second grade. Norah Roby was first place storytelling third grade. And we have our amazing uh social studies coach Melissa Hunter with us as well. Congratulations Walk out. All right, Eagles, look forward. Smile big. Great smiles. Three, two, one, and three, two, one. Great job. Congratulations. [Applause] All right. Hello. We've made it to the end of the uh elementary UIL with Hilltop. All right. Um I'm Heather Whitney. I'm the elementary um Hilltop UIL coordinator. Um and so I'm going to introduce all of our kiddos that we've got. All right. First up, we have Carter Rainey, second grade chess, first place. Presley Dominguez, second grade creative writing, third place. Ruthic Sorimeda, second place music memory. Thomas Foster, third grade music memory. Grace Foster, second grade
040music memory. Third [Applause] place. Alyssa Chenalt, second grade storytelling. Second place, Jatine Akina. Third grade chess. Third [Applause] place, Vishvadave Arun. Third grade ready writing. Second place. Ashika Kadia. Third grade spelling. First place, Aradia Ajie. Third grade spelling. Third [Applause] place, Saka Chennupati. Fourth grade, number sense, first place. Ryder Griffin, fifth grade, ready riding, third place. Daisy Candalas, fifth grade, spelling third place. And we also have our number sense coach, Miss Mary Keer, here with us. [Applause] All right, photo time. Step forward. Yes. Smile big. Look at Mr. Sailor here in the white shirt, the camera. All right, everybody ready? Everybody look up. Look up. Look up. Look up. There we go. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Congratulations to our elementary UIL academic winners. The clanging of the metals is a good sound. You'll
041hear that sound at graduation. So, we're familiar with it. That's awesome. Next, we are going to introduce the Keep Argal Beautiful poster award winner. And here to present the award is Noel Nightingale. Perfect. My name is Noel Nightingale and I have the absolute joy of teaching STEM at Jane Rman Elementary. Today I am honored to recognize one of our incredibly talented students, Anika, for winning the Keeping Argyle Beautiful poster contest with Keeping Argyle Beautiful chairperson Kathy Solisberry here this evening as well. Her artwork didn't just reflect creativity, it delivered a clear and powerful message about environmental care and community pride. Ana is part of our JRE student council which is facilitated by Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Ford who are instrumental in facilitating this content. So a special thank you to them as well. Anka's work
042will be seen throughout our city inspiring others to take action and reminding us that even the youngest voices can make a really big difference. We're so proud of you, Ana, and congratulations. All right, if we can get toward the center of the stage with the trustees and the poster, an award-winning poster. Looks amazing. All right, look right here. Everybody smile big. 3 2 1 and 3 2 1. Awesome. [Applause] Congratulations. And now this is where the young UIL students aspire to be someday. Please welcome our Argal High School UIL academic honores. And here to recognize them is UIL academics coordinator Desiree Good. Hello. Good evening. I know a lot of our elementary kids aren't here still, but for those that are, this is what you're working towards right here. Uh it does not end in
043elementary school. It doesn't even end in middle school, but there are academic competitions that take you all the way through high school that end with possibilities of a lot of scholarships. A lot of scholarships that are out there. So, um I'm going to actually introduce some of these kids a few groups at a time. We have a small representation because a lot of them have jobs. So, unfortunately, they can't be here. But, I did want to mention if you aren't familiar with the academic um accomplishments that we have along with everybody else's accomplishments we have at the school. I'm going to say this, let it sink in for just a second, but uh after graduation, a chunk of us are going to have to leave because then we have to go down and compete Monday
044and Tuesday at state in hopes to win the 18th year of the state championship. So, like that's amazing. 18. All right, kids. I'm going to kind of call y'all out by groups a little bit so y'all kind of clump together. So, I have one representative for our science team. Uh, Pascal Amatayo. Pascal uh is was actually part of our state uh uh team last year as well. And uh we placed second at region this year. So, he's our senior leaving unfortunately, but we have three coming back. So, very proud of him. Uh, next group, let's have our computer science kids come out. Felipe Russo Enriquez and Corbin Buukio, they will be attending first place. Uh, uh, they were first place at region. They'll be going to state this weekend. Uh, next, let's have our accounting
045representatives. Tana Mangala, Vidika Pont. I know I kind of butchered that last name. sorry and Aditia Patil. They are also first place at region going to state. We have uh two representatives of our lit crit team. We have Phoebe from and Anelise Boddine. One representative this evening. I feel like we've seen him a couple of times already up here for the current events and issues. is Aaron Gomez. And then I have our one's already up here, but our ready writing group, we have David Ay, Deborah Abraham, and I have to speak for about these two. This was their first year to try Ready Riding and they both passed district and went uh to go as region to either compete or as an alternate for their first year ever doing this. It was amazing. And uh
046yeah, go ahead and give them applause. That was amazing. And Anelise Boddine is also ready riding and their coach Matthew Terrell is here this evening representing them as his first year coaching. Thank you. So we took first place at region. We hope to take first place at state overall. Uh we'll see after Tuesday you'll hear from us. So give them all a round of applause, please. Didn't realize I was that closely. All right, everyone smiling. Look forward. Here we go. Three, two, one. Keep smiling. Three, two, one. Awesome. Congratulations. It is a tradition like none other. It's the UIL academic high [Applause] school. Okay. Our next two groups shine the light on the outstanding talent we have in our theater programs. First, we recognize the Argal High School oneact play. And Miss Good will be
047here to present these outstanding students as theater director Melissa Carpenter is unable to attend due to a prior theater commitment. So, Mrs. Good, take it away. Okay, once again, our one act play, they fall under this big umbrella of academics. So whenever they advance and whenever they get all-star cast and points like that that contributes to our overall points. So they were a critical part about us winning um district and winning region as well. So we have a few representatives large cast but a couple of them. So, first senior Alex Borland, senior Jack Dylan, junior Zoe Bukio, and Emmy, I think you're a junior, sophomore, sophomore, sorry, sophomore, Emmy Nishida. So, one act play. Uh they their play this year was called Nevermore. If you weren't able to see it, it was phenomenal. It's about
048Edgar Alan Poe's life and death. Uh they were able to go all the way to region, take honorable all-star cast and all-star cast uh for three different individuals and they got alternate to the state competition. So if if somebody didn't go, we would go right there, right behind them, ready to go. Right. So give them a [Applause] hand. Oh, where? I thought I saw Morgan. All right, here we go. Big smiles. Three, two, one. Got it. Congratulations, Argonal High School. One act [Applause] play. And staying with theater, our next recognition is the Argal Middle School one act play. And here to introduce them is Argal Middle School principal, Donna Lumson, as Mrs. Turk had a prior engagement with theater. Take it away, Miss Lumson. Yes, I'm honored to be here for the Turks. They are
049in Austin actually judging the state UIL meet. I'm going to go ahead and get our kids out here. Um, Sailor Barnfield, Ava, Jane, [Applause] Sanj Provin Prau, Emily Timonss, Elizabeth Browning, Kyle Garin, Matteline Mullering, Kate Jornigan, Sky Bailey, Emerson Lee, and Cody McRath. And now that they're all out here, I'll give you a little information about how they did. So guys, if I say your name and and what you did, maybe step up and give them a one of those. Okay. Um, back in February, the Argal Middle School theater department competed in the district UIL oneact play competition with a comical farce called The Sweet Surrender. The show won first place overall, earned the group award for best technical crew, and several cast members earned individual honors. Everyone couldn't be here tonight, but I am
050going to call out everyone's name, and that's why y'all are going to make sure they know who you are. Um, so stage manager and outstanding te technician was Morgan Molinger. The rest of the stage crew was Brooke Arthur, Brooke Arthur, Sailor Barnfield, Aaron Gray, Ally Hammond, Avika Jane, Grayson Knight, Lizzie Mo, Sanj Provin, Prabu, Emily Timmons, and Lauren Thirstston. The five students who earned individual acting awards for their remarkable remarkable performances are best performers were Emily Browning and Ty Turk. Allstar cast Jace Stark. Honorable mention all-star cast was Kyle Guran and Mattaline Mullering. And then rounding out our amazing cast was Katherine Jernigan, Sky Bailey, Emerson Lee, and Cody McRith. Really proud of these kids. That takes a lot of courage to get up on stage. And also, if you've never watched a oneact play
051competition, it's also quite impressive when the stage crew comes out and sets up their stage from nothing. It just looks like this. And all of a sudden, there's a hotel room on it, and they have to do that in time. So, very talented people. We're very proud of you. All right, here we go. Everyone smiling big. Yeah. Step forward a little bit. Yes. Behind the letters on the stage. Three, two, one. 3, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations, Argal Middle School one act [Applause] play. Okay, next we are honoring the Argal High School Allstate Choir. And here to introduce them is choir director Evan Ramos. [Applause] It is my honor to uh present two amazing Argyle choir seniors. Um Matthew Garfett and Griffin St. James. All right. And again, now that they're out here, I get to
052talk about them. Um, in September 2024, more than 13,000 choir students from around the state of Texas began to compete for 500 spots in the 2025 Texas All State Large School Choir. Students who make the Texas All State Music Ensembles are recognized among the most elite high school musicians and students in the nation. Our gal choir had 17 students begin this process, and I'm very proud of them in their commitment. At the end of the year, two students weathered four auditions over the course of the fall semester, performing selections from 10 pieces of advanced literature and site reading at a collegiate level three times. I'm thrilled to recognize Matthew Garfat and Griffin St. James as 2025 Texas Allstate Large School Choir members. All right, here we go. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations
053to our Argal High School All State [Applause] Choir. Next, we are honoring our outstanding artists that we have at Argal High School. And please welcome AHS teacher Tanya [Applause] Kla School Board. I'd like to thank you for recognizing all of our students. Um, this student has received many, many awards already this evening, but I do want to talk about Zoe Bukio. She is a third-year art student uh, taking her first advanced placement drawing course. She has been recognized before as a state qualifier for visual art scholastic event. She is a published artist several times over in the Celebrating Art Anthology and is now being recognized for the 26th Congressional District Art Competition as the Texas People's Choice Award winner. Her art piece titled Search Within Finding Self will hang in Congressman Brandon Gill's Flower Mound
054office for the next year. This is a great honor and we are looking forward to another year of artistic success for Zoe next year. All right, here we go. Three, two, one. Three, two, one. Congratulations, Zoe. [Applause] Now we will recognize our DECA students from Argal High School. DECA is the Distributive Education Clubs of America and here to honor them is AHS teacher Corey Wales. Corey [Applause] Wales. Good evening. Um, if I could have Leah Brereslin, Shrihan Naruati, and Felipe Russo Henriquez come out. Uh this year marked the first full year of Argal Deca after a successful pilot year last year and it has been a wonderful year. In our first official uh season, Argal Deca made a powerful statement with 39 competitors representing our school at the district level. Out of those 20 advanced
055to the state competition, showcasing their talent, preparation, and professionalism. Even more impressive, five students, three represented on this stage, qualified for the prestigious DECA International Career Development Conference in Orlando, Florida. Among them was the team of Drew McRth, Phipe, and Arouche Singh, earning the number one spot in the innovation plan uh for the state of Texas. And also on the stage represented was uh Shrihan Naravati in principles of marketing and Leah Brereslin competed in principles of business administration. This was a very prestigious moment for Argyle uh representing the talent and intuition of our young students who take many months to prepare for the competition with role plays and paper and presentation talent. And it was a wonderful experience and we look forward to next year's growth. [Applause] All right, here we go. Smile big. Perfect.
056Three, two, one. And three, two, one. Congratul Congratulations, Mr. Wales, and the students from DECA. [Applause] All right, the next recognition are the ones we simply don't argue with. It's the standouts of the Argal High School UIL speech and debate team. And here to introduce them is Coach Haley Harp. [Applause] As I'm getting looks, I definitely do argue with these children as much as possible. Um, but they are very good at it and you are about to hear all of their accolades coming up. I will just go ahead and introduce them. So, please welcome our speech and debate region and soon to be state participants. Alexander Borland, Leah Chaw, Jack Dylan, Luke Leos, Aiden [Applause] Nom, Kiara Shepard, and Shivven [Applause] Singh. These students are some of the most amazing students you will ever get
057the pleasure of working with or learning from. They have taught me so much throughout this past year. Um throughout their incredibly busy schedules full of rigorous and demanding coursework, jobs, volunteering, and the other many, many extracurriculars, they still somehow have managed to not only just participate but excel within our program. Um I am going to talk about we have our state congress participants. This happened in January and that is Jack Dylan. Little wave. Yeah. And then um fifth speaker in the state for conference 5A, Leah Chaw. Uh we have also already had our policy debate state tournament and those participants are Aiden Nom and his teammate Lucios which was sixth speaker in the state for conference 5A. We have region participants in speech events uh Miss Leia Chaw for informative extra Shepard for poetry interpretation.
058Region finalist Alexander Borland and Jack Dylan both in pros interpretation. [Applause] our region medalist and hopefully soon to be state medalist, Jack Dylan taking first place in persuasive extent and Shiman Singh in Lincoln Douglas debate. All right, here we go. Big smile looking forward. 3 2 1 and 3 2 1. Congratulations to our Argal High School UIL speech and debate [Applause] team. Congratulations. Okay, please welcome Argyle High School principal Shannon Nolles, who will introduce this year's community service award winner from Argal High School. All right, Leah Chaw, who was just out here. We're going to bring her out here again. Um, it is my pleasure to share some exciting news and recognize a remarkable student from Argal High School. Today we're proud to announce that Leah Cha is being honored by the United Nations Association
059of the USA in interview as part of the 8th annual community service impact awards. This [Applause] pro this prestigious program is open to students across the United States and celebrates those who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to community service leadership in advancing the UN's global goals. Leah has shown outstanding initiative, compassion, and dedication in her service, making a meaningful impact not only within the local community, but also in the broader global context. Please join me in congratulating Leah Chaw on this well-deserved [Applause] recognition. All right, if you want to get right in the center, Leah. There we go. Smile big. Perfect. Congratulations, Leah. [Applause] Next, please welcome Argyle High School Majestics Director Haley Martinez, who will present the accolades for the Majestics drill team. Hello. Um, we have just a small amount of our kids
060here tonight. Most of ours are like soccer and they are at club right now. So we do want to recognize the ones that are here. Um we have Anithra Jiara, Bryce Tephenram, Megan Wes, Reagan Owens, Charlotte Moses, Gentry Ryinger, Sawyer Sllayton, Avery Withers, and Bentley Calter. And our assistant directors, Miss Alexis Captagen. Um throughout the year you see our Majestics in lots of different events from football season to basketball performances to lots of community appearances. But tonight we get to honor them uh for their own competition season that takes place in the spring. Uh this year we not only brought home lots of team trophies but also individual. Um a couple of the team ones that we brought home were our grand champion uh small team varsity grand champion JV. We were overall best of
061the best out of the entire competition. They had the highest scoring technique for the entire competition. Um, and then in our palm, lyrical, and kick routines, we also had the highest score out of everyone that was competing in those genres that day. Um, and so we just wanted to honor them for all of their hard work that they got to do. These girls are not only talented on our dance floor, but they also make us proud in and out of the classroom. Um, and tonight we get to honor their full year of service. [Applause] All right, here we go. Smile big. All right, three, two, one. And one more time. Three, two, one. Congratulations to the Majestics drill team. All right, our next recognition is the Argal High School cheerleading competition squad. And please welcome
062cheer coach Diana [Applause] Nelasco. Hello. Um, so I'll bring them out first. We have some that are at allar trout. So they all couldn't be here but I definitely want to um highlight individuals that are here this evening. So, Victoria Arnold, Sailor Farta, Calie Vest, Alyssa De Bruan, Roslin Harden, Ree Henigan, Cadence Gouge, Addie Benson, Kate Lane, and Macy Basham. Uh, many of you know cheer from the sidelines of different sports and community events. However, this group of individuals are also very competitive and have had very successful year at both the state and national level. At the 5A division 2 UIL state finalist, they beat out 61 teams in the state of Texas. And they also scored second in the nation at NCA nationals crowdleading large varsity division. Congratulations All right, here we go. Smile
063big. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations, Argal High School's cheerleading competition squad. Next, we are recognizing the Argyle High School Winter Guard. And here to introduce the the captain of the program is Coach Erica King. [Applause] Hello. Good evening everybody. Um, special thank you to the board for the recognition. Um, our Wintergard program was super successful this past season. We had 17 members and 10 of them were middle schoolers. um and it being their first time for a lot of them. We competed um several times and we got promoted each time that we competed for a total of four class promotions and we ended in national A which is one of the highest classes that you can get promoted into. So I'm very proud of them for that. Tonight I would like to recognize on behalf
064of our Wintergard program we have our captain Alison Brook Trudeau. She is a shining example of leadership and I'm really proud of her. And this is [Music] [Applause] her. All right, here we go. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations, Argal High School Wintergard [Applause] Captain. All right, our final student group recognition is the All State Argal High School band. And here to present them is the band director, Jason Bird. Good. Thank you. Thank you, board, for allowing us to be here this evening and recognize these fine uh young men and women. My name is Jason Bird, the director of bands here. Um each year over 13,000 students from across the state of Texas um compete in a process to be named an all-state musician. And um we had three students um that made uh the all-state
065band this year. And I'll introduce them um one at a time. First one I'll introduce to you is um Mr. Bradley Gover. Come on up. Bradley Gover is in the 5A all state band on flute. Um, next, Mr. Ethan Duncan. Come on up here on clarinet. He also made the 5A all state band um on clarinet. This was his third third year to make the all state band. And then uh our our final um student, Mr. Aiden Nom, come on up on Alto. He took a different route. He competed against all classifications. So, he competed against the 6A. So, he ended up um in the 6A all state band on alto saxophone. Thank you so much and congratulations gentlemen. [Applause] Okay, here we go. Big smile. Congratulations, All State Argal High School [Applause] Band. Our
066next group of honores recognizes the outstanding counselors we have here across Argal ISD. Here to introduce this year's Crest Award recipients is Argal ISD assistant superintendent, Dr. Don Jordan. It is my pleasure to introduce the amazing Argyle ISD counselors who received the Crest Award from Argyle High School. We have Caitlyn Maguire, Margot Bigby, Holly Berles, and Kimberly Brinkley. From Jane Restman Elementary, Amanda Garcia, and from Argal South, Marjgerie Edge. These counselors received the Crest Award, Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas. It is awarded to schools around the state with exemplary comprehensive school counseling programs committed to ongoing excellence. To be considered for this award, counselors complete a lengthy application process requires counselors to document the role the school counseling program in supporting student success, show continuous improvement data, align the counseling program to campus
067improvement plan, and provide evidence of accountability. We have the best of the best. Congratulations, Crest Award [Applause] winners. All right, here we go. Smile big for Mr. Sailor. Three, two, one. Perfect. Congratulations to this year's Crest Award winners. Now, please welcome Dr. Carpenter, who will introduce our soaring star winners from across the district during the 2425 school year. All right. So, we have a few more um celebrations this evening. So, thank you for hanging with us. Do want to begin with this with our soaring star recognitions. Um this is going to be highlighting our staff who have made a difference. Um I think what's most important about this award is it's nominated by community members, parents, um peers, staff, and then also our students. And that's pretty special for these for these staff members. Um
068really recognizing our core values of excellence and respectful relationships, honest communication, security, and kindness. So our first Soaring Star award winner this year was Mr. Boy and Gutek from Argyle Middle School. Mr. Goutic um was has been teacher band director at Argal Middle School for 10 years and has helped grow an exceptional middle school program. His nominations highlight his dedication to excellence adapting to student needs. He builds strong, respectful relationships with students and families and creates very lasting connections. Congratulations, Mr. Gut. Next, we have Brooke Nicholson from Argyle West Elementary. Miss Nicholson is a special education teacher and is making a big difference in every way at Argal West. And she meets students where they are and helps them grow with care, patience, and lots of heart. She's also a huge support for teachers, sharing
069tools like data tracking and incentive ideas to help school classrooms run smoothly. She's a true team player and a leader who inspires everyone around her. We're very excited that next year she will be the district special education coordinator. So, congratulations, Miss Nicholson. Next, we have Miss Sarah Sllayton from Hilltop Elementary. Mrs. Sllayton has been part of the Argal ISD family for 12 years. Starting out as the only fourth grade EL teacher in the district. Let me rephrase that. Just uh 12 years ago, the only fourth grade EL teacher in the district. Now we have four campuses of fourth grade teachers. There you go. um and she's been making an impact ever since. She's known h for her very positive attitude, big smile, strong leadership, and the way that she keeps her team motivated on what
070matters most, and that is our students. So, thank you, Miss Sllayton. Next, we have Miss Katie Hayden from Argyle South. Mrs. Hayden is a rising star as the assistant principal at Argyle South and will be transitioning to the principal of Argyle West next year. Yes, that's a celebration. She greets students by name, supports her staff like family, and leads with genuine care and purpose every single day. Her presence is felt in the hallway, in every classroom, in the driveway, wherever she goes, and far beyond the school walls. Thank you, Mrs. Hayden. And our final soaring star winner is Mr. Mike Dong from transportation. Mike has been an absolute rock for the Argalist transportation team and he has stepped up as a leader without missing a beat. He makes sure our buses are running on time,
071drivers are where they need to be, and families are kept informed. He arrives early, stays very late, and always has a great attitude. Whether he's covering a route or working with principles to improve the daily flow, Mr. Mike keeps things moving. So, thank you, uh, Mr. Mike Dong. And congratulations to our 20 425 school year soaring stars. [Applause] One thing that's very special about our soaring star winners is our eagle partners uh really help support the prizes that they get. But also this year with Chick-fil-A Argyle opening, they were awarded, each of these were awarded with a year supply of Chick-fil-A sandwiches. So that was very special. So thank you to Chick-fil-A Argyle for that. Still. That's right. Still, still still. That's right. All the way. All right. Our next recognition is very, very special.
072These are our campus teachers of the year who had the honor of we had the honor of surprising with a huge celebration um this spring. If you followed us on Facebook Live, you got to see the big celebration. And so we want to celebrate our teachers of the year this year from Hilltop Elementary. Jordan Johnson from Jane Rustman Elementary, Noel Nightingale. We saw Miss Nightingale earlier from Argyle South Elementary. Neil Karpinsky, Mr. K from Argyle West Elementary. Miss Marilyn Michael, sixth grade center teacher of the year, Karen Ras, Argal Middle School teacher of the year, as we mentioned earlier, Miss Turk, Aaron Turk is not was unable to be here this evening. Congratulations. That's Oh, she's got a fan club right there on the live stream. There you go. Good job. And Argal High School
073teacher of the year, Mr. Steven Orlowski. Congratulations to these amazing educators. We are so very proud of you. [Applause] What an incredible night honoring so many talented Eagles students, teachers, coaches, and directors. Thank you all so much for hanging with us. I know it's been a long evening, but I think it's just a testament to show how many uh successes that we have to celebrate here in this district. We're so proud to honor and recognize every one of you. We want to wish our seniors all the best in their next journey and we hope everyone has a fun and safe summer as we look forward to seeing you again next year and exciting excited for a new school year start and together we soar. So, Mr. Sllayton, I'll turn it back over to you to
074close out the meeting. All right. Thank you, Dr. Carpenter. Again, thank you all for being here, for those who are on the live stream, and and for again all of our students, their amazing accomplishments that they've had this school year. So, I've got about 30 more minutes of stuff to talk about, and uh then we'll go ahead and adjourn. Oh, I'm getting the wrap up from Mrs. Sllayton back there. All right, the time is 7:37 p.m. We are ajourned for the evening. Thank you all.